Skywest vs. Republic
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From: Engines Turn or People Swim
Basically 1,000 hours in 121, 135, or 91k, but you need to read the details because there specific aircraft requirements for 135 & 91k.
#12
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From: 737 FO
When the OP gets there he might not need TPIC... UAL is hiring CFI's right now.
But he can upgrade, and go east for a while to get TPIC if needed. If he gets stuck, he can wait it out, or take a downgrade to get back home again.
Not commuting is good. Not getting stuck in a permanent long-range commute situation is priceless.
Or you can take your chances and follow the money. Everyone has to make their own decisions.
But he can upgrade, and go east for a while to get TPIC if needed. If he gets stuck, he can wait it out, or take a downgrade to get back home again.
Not commuting is good. Not getting stuck in a permanent long-range commute situation is priceless.
Or you can take your chances and follow the money. Everyone has to make their own decisions.
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From: Engines Turn or People Swim
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From: Broke
When the OP gets there he might not need TPIC... UAL is hiring CFI's right now.
But he can upgrade, and go east for a while to get TPIC if needed. If he gets stuck, he can wait it out, or take a downgrade to get back home again.
Not commuting is good. Not getting stuck in a permanent long-range commute situation is priceless.
Or you can take your chances and follow the money. Everyone has to make their own decisions.
But he can upgrade, and go east for a while to get TPIC if needed. If he gets stuck, he can wait it out, or take a downgrade to get back home again.
Not commuting is good. Not getting stuck in a permanent long-range commute situation is priceless.
Or you can take your chances and follow the money. Everyone has to make their own decisions.
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